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JS_TYPIFY_GOSTRUCT
A rust tool meant to convert a golang struct to a js type object.
Based on the new re-write the name of this library might change, Its now possible to have interpreters for all sorts of languages, not just Javascript based Languages.
How to use
use js_typify_gostruct::Source;
fn main() -> Result<(), Vec<String>> {
let example = r#"
type Region struct {
Country string `json:"country"`
State string `json:"state"`
}
"#;
// converts to flow
let source = Source::new(example);
let result = source.transform_to("flow")?;
println!("{}", result);
// result will be
// // @flow
//export type Region = {country : string, state : string, }
// converts to typescript
let result = source.transform_to("typescript")?;
println!("{}", result);
// result will be
//export interface Region = {country : string, state : string, }
Ok(())
}
Running the examples
The examples folder contains various examples of how the library works & is to be used.
To run a specific example run the following command
eg
cargo run --example flow
cargo run --example typescript
TODO
- Re-introduce tests & fix bugs.
- Add documentation for the library.
- Introduce interpreter support for other languages,eg, gostruct -> rust struct....
- Make a WASM wrapper for this library so that it can be used natively on the web.